Murfreesboro Apartment Interior Designers

Farah H.

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I loved DeCelle's professionalism and dedication to her craft she came in and attacked what I knew was an overwhelming job and did amazing work I am beyond happy I will definitely use her again for other projects in my home and I recommend her to anyone out there looking for an interior designer she has great vision and insight on achieving the finished product and exceeded my expectations

Sarah H.

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I have worked with Molly now on multiple projects ranging from interior design projects, website design and personal styling needs. She is such a professional and incredible at what she does. She has an eye and true passion for her work and wil exceed all your expectations. She was worth every penny.

Amy H.

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Sherry has a special gift for interior design. Her work gave our living and dining room a deep rich, warm and welcoming feel. She is very good with attention to detail and designs as if it were her own home. I would highly recommend Sherry for any interior design work.

Jennifer J.

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Heather helped me with my living room and office space. I had just bought new furniture for my living room and wanted to update the look with what was trending. Heather did great with picking out fabrics, rugs, fixtures and working with things that I had to give me the look that I wanted but yet keeping with my traditional style.
I have a very open floor plan and everything flows beautifully.
In my office, we worked on deciding whether or not to recover chairs I already had or to purchase new ones. In the end, we recovered them and they turned out fantastic. I get so many compliments on them and people can't even believe they are the same chairs. I love them!!
My house is still a project that is ongoing with Heather. I enjoy working with her. I love her style and she is considerate of your opinions. Her quality of work is top-notch.

Laurie W.

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First met Connie about 5 years ago when our house was under construction. She helped with the placement and selection of all the lighting and electrical. She saved me a lot of money by preventing mistakes.
I had not planned to consult a pro, but decided that I would save time and money with her help as we put the house together. We've been working on this as time/finances permit.
First off, she is very good listener. Also a whiz at reusing items that you already own. We moved some pieces around and then had old family pieces repaired/refinished/recovered and the space really works. We've also shopped for new pieces and light fixtures with her help.
She has an impeccable sense of space, scale and color and is well connected with local craftspeople. She can give you as much guidance and help as you want or need.
We've had nothing but compliments from visitors to our home and have enjoyed the process instead of it being stressful or frustrating.

Julia R.

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I have worked with Robin on several Commercial projects. She is the ultimate Interior Designer. Robins Nest Interiors is qualified for Commercial and Residential Design. They are professional and through in their Design. One of the best that I have had the opportunity to work with.

Cindy M.

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My living room/kitchen space lacks color and "pop", so I hired Tessa to come and give me a push in the right direction. From the start she was professional in every way! She really listened to my likes and dislikes, and what I want the space to become. She asked general and specific questions about what items I really wanted to keep and what was "negotiable". She measured my space, and within a week, delivered 2 options, with all the pieces interchangeable, of what my space could become. My husband and I were impressed! She nailed our style, and introduced items to nudge us out of our comfort zone. While we are "do-it-yourself" folks, I won't hesitate to call Tessa for any further assistance with our project. It has been a fantastic experience!

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I am definitely not your 'typical' designer. I interview my clients extensively to create a design aesthetic that fits who they are as individuals. I do not push my style on anyone. I am 100% your advocate. I take on builders, and other design professionals on your behalf to make sure you are getting exactly what you want and what you pay for.

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I recently received a bachelors degree in interior design, and I'm looking to help people with their design needs.
I am not afraid of color or modern, bold statements. I can also design with a classic, traditional look depending on clients' desires.

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Anne White Interiors, LLC is a full-service interior design firm. Anne specializes in balancing the old and the new and always injecting the unexpected element into her designs. Taking cues from her clients' diverse lifestyles, her interiors are timeless and more than trendy based on the principle that if an interior is done right, it will look right forever.

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I clean houses, condos, and apartments. I wash, fold or hang up clothes.
Carpet steam cleaning is also available (additional price may be included). I specialize in home organization as well as interior design.
I look forward to working with you soon!

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I am creating beautiful rooms to fit your lifestyle.
I will meet with you to determine your desired goal for your space. I will do the running around to locate those beautiful items for your home and save you the time to enjoy other important things in your life.

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I am an interior designer who is willing to work on all project types. I have experience with home renovation, remodel, and new construction. I can produce architectural drawings such as floor plans, lighting and electrical plans, building sections, and millwork drawings.
I am also capable of free form sketches, finish schedules, and project budgets. I can assist in selecting materials and finishes and serving as project coordinator. Commercial spaces and all size residences welcome.

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House of Magnolias is an up-and-coming interior design company owned and ran by Allie Wanberg.
She can help you find your own style and accomplish the vision you have for your space. Allie believes that a house should have both style and comfort, new and old. A blend of these creates a warm and inviting space that will leave you feeling at home.
Whether you need someone to help you with decorating, paint colors, or an entire remodeling work, Allie is ready to help with your new project!

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I'm an interior designer specializing in kitchen and bath design and selecting materials for all parts of the home, including floors, tiles, paint, furniture, fabrics, art, accessories, and exteriors.
I have more than 25 years' experience and obtained 3 national awards. CAD plans are available, as well as space planning and more.

Q & A

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

What does it mean to stage a home?

Home staging is the real estate strategy of decorating your home to be as marketable as possible to your target demographic. Home staging is done by interior decorators and other design pros hired by the homeowner or realtor, prior to putting a house on the market. Think of it as setting the stage for potential buyers to fall more easily in love with their future homes — and to spend top dollar to get them. It’s likely to be worth the investment: The Real Estate Staging Association reports that staged homes spend 90 percent less time on the market than those that are not staged. Home stagers can also be hired even if you’re not going anywhere. Stagers can consult on new layouts for your current home, much like an interior decorator.

Home staging can take place while you still occupy the house you plan to sell, or when the home is vacant. For an occupied home, the home stager will clear out clutter, rearrange furniture, and bring in decor and furniture as needed to create the perfect environment. Usually an occupied home has far too much of the current owner’s personality stamped on it, which makes it hard for prospective buyers to envision themselves living there. A home stager should neutralize and beautify the space. In vacant homes, a home stager will bring in furniture and decor so that potential buyers don’t walk into an empty house, which can be equally hard to imagine living in as a cluttered, occupied home.

What do interior designers do?

Interior designers do much more than pick complementary paint colors and choose matching furniture — although those tasks are important parts of the job. Unlike decorators, interior designers usually have an associate of science degree or certificate of achievement in interior design from an accredited program. They’re trained in drafting, lighting and computer aided design (CAD), and are experts in room-specific design and residential space planning. Interior designers use these skills to plan and design safe, highly functional and beautiful interior spaces, from kitchens and bathrooms to family rooms and bedrooms. They determine space requirements, work within building codes and inspection regulations, and meet accessibility standards. An interior designer’s day-to-day job includes creative and technical tasks, both of which often require great communication skills:

How do you find a good interior designer?

For many homeowners, the difference between a good interior designer and a bad one is simply a matter of taste — but all good designers have similar skill sets. Interior designers usually have a degree or certificate in interior design, with training in design principles and lighting, drafting, and computer aided design (CAD) software. Good interior designers have strong color balancing skills and understand how different colors influence spatial perception and moods. They know the building and electrical codes in the areas where they practice, and they make sure that any contractors they hire also work to those codes. They are knowledgeable about different upholstery fabrics and draperies, stay ahead of residential design trends, and maintain their own individual creativity. Also, good interior designers have excellent space designing skills, so they can arrange a space efficiently and with ideal traffic flow. Ultimately, hiring a good interior designer means pinpointing one whose signature style is complementary to your personal style — so checking out many designers’ portfolios is a must — and whose communication methods match yours.

How much does it cost to stage a home for sale?

Nationally, the price for home staging ranges between $750 and $1,500. The price varies based on how many rooms in the house need staging, whether furniture and decor are needed or the stager can work with the client’s belongings, whether the home is occupied or vacant, and the sale price of the home. Occupied homes typically cost less to stage as they are already furnished, and can require less time and resources than staging an empty house. The main tasks when staging an occupied home are rearranging and decluttering. Staging an empty house can be more expensive as furniture and decor need to be trucked in, requiring transportation, physical labor and potential rental fees. Here are some examples of average home staging costs:

2-hour consultation: $200, includes DIY tips and guidance.

1- to 2-hour consultation and design session: $250, including written report.

How do you choose an interior designer?

Choosing an interior designer is all about finding one whose signature style fits well with your tastes and who can work within your budget. To choose the right professional for your interior design project, ask yourself these five questions:

What is your signature style? Good interior designers can both describe their personal aesthetic and demonstrate their signature style through their portfolios. Make sure it appeals to you.

How will you make sure the design fits my lifestyle? Good designers understand that the interior design must improve a homeowner’s experience in their home and fit into their lifestyle; for example, a white suede sofa is a poor choice for a family with large dogs and small children.

How much do you charge? Depending on the project, an interior designer may charge an hourly rate, a flat fee or a percentage of the project’s total cost.

How will you stick to my budget? An interior designer should have a plan for staying within your budget, which includes full transparency of costs and flexibility when choosing materials and furnishings.

Because an interior design project is highly collaborative and based on hard-to-define personal preferences, it’s most important to choose a designer who communicates clearly and listens closely to you.